richard51
Headphoneus Supremus
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I think that Bach changed the way we listen and understand music...Good choice on Scriabin! His theory of colours was ahead of his time.
The only composer who did the same after him is Scriabin... With him we dont listen melody, but vertical harmony , the abyss between chords... And unlike Schoenberg mathematical or mechanical syntax of atonality system , Scriabin created by spontaneous creative craftmanship a frontier between tonality and atonality, so deep than when listened we are transformed... Schoenberg as Nietszche were surpassed by their Russian counterparts...Scriabin and Dostoievski surpassed them for the same reason , you cannot go to the great unknown by throwing off the past but by transforming it......
In headphone design it is a good idea not to throw the past but improving on it too... This is why i dream about an hybrid by Kennerton...
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